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A video of my iOSCon 2017 talk, where I develop a basic FRP system in Swift, is now online.

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Week 275

Happy Thursday! I was at iOSCon last week, and it was a great event. They moved really fast, and the recording of the sessions are already available online. Check them out, the link is in the Videos session.

It's been a packed week anyway, with Apple's special event (which I won't cover, but if you missed it, you can read a summary here). For us, developers, the biggest news of the week was that Xcode 10.2 and Swift 5 are officially released. There were and are a lot of articles about this, but I recommend checking out the official Xcode 10.2 release notes and Swift 5 Release Notes for Xcode 10.2 and the official announcement on the Swift blog. Time to update our apps!

Articles

Connecting to an Exercise Bike Using CoreBluetooth in iOS, by @hungtruong

UTF-8 String, by @ilseman

Automated UI Testing in Swift & iOS, by @jrwilliams_ios

File Coordination, by @khanlou

Keep using Fastlane with Apple's 2FA changes, by @valzevul

Building URLRequests with ease, by @JuanpeCatalan

Xcode​Kit and Xcode Source Editor Extensions, by @zoejessica

Tools/Controls

Reversi - An elegant A/B testing framework for iOS in Swift, by @BenoitPasquier_

RoughSwift - Create hand-drawn, sketchy, comic shape in Swift, by @onmyway133

PMAlertController 4 - customizable alert in Swift 5 that can substitute UIAlertController, by @pmusolino

Business/Career

iOS "versus" JavaScript: How to Learn From Other Programming Communities, by @ashfurrow

Don���t solve the problem, by @clairejlew

UI/UX

10 Principles of Animation in Material Design, by @uxplanet

Common Reasons People Avoid Usability Testing, by @linabreslav

Videos

iOSCon 2019

Credits

hungtruong, naeemshaikh90, valzevul, pmusolino, valianka, popei69, LisaDziuba

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[justtesting]

Do-It-Yourself Functional Reactive Programming @ iOSCon in London

End of this month, I will talk at iOSCon 2017 in London (30 & 31 March). I am very much looking forward to get to know the vibrant iOS dev community in London as well as to meet the other speakers. The line up of talks looks awesome, promising plenty of both breadth and depth.

In my own talk, I will deconstruct functional reactive programming (FRP) to show that it is based on a few simple ideas and holds the potential to improve the architecture of iOS apps. We will discuss questions, such as what is the purpose of FRP, how do you use it to structure your application, and how can you implement it yourself?

One of the things that I love about Swift is that it enables us to conveniently use functional programming concepts to write clearer and more robust code. The ease with which we can implement and use FRP is a great example of that capability.

See you in London @ iOSCon 2017!

[ios-goodies]

Week 270

Happy Thursday! I've kept my eyes on the iOSCon conference in London for a few years now, they've always had a great lineup of speakers, and I consider them to be one of the better conferences in our community. This year I'm happy to announce that iOS Goodies is going to be a media partner for iOSCon 2019, organized by @skillsmatter from 21-22 March in London. Check out all the details on the conference website. I'm also attending this year (not part of the media partnership), so I look forward to seeing you all there!

Articles

Adding a wiggle animation to a UIBarButtonItem by @bellebcooper

How to fix wrong status bar orientation in iOS by @onmyway133

Navigation with Flow Controllers, by @mecid

Popular note-taking apps share these security flaws: security tips for developers, by @vixentael

UIView styling with functions, by @PierreFelgines

Styling by subclassing, by @tiborbodecs

How many apps use Swift in 2019?, by @armadsen

Notes From the Margins, by @richturton

Tools/Controls

material-navigation-bar - Custom UINavigationBar with Google Material style for iOS, with very smooth animations, by @imjog24

Nantes - TTTAttributedLabel replacement, by @Instacart

CameraKit - Library for iOS Camera API. Massively increase performance and ease of use within your next iOS Project, by CameraKit

Business/Career

The Secret to a Great ASO Strategy is Optimizing for People, by @appfigures

On being an Engineering Manager, by @nickmchardy/

Lessons from 6 software rewrite stories, by @herbcaudill

UI/UX

Awesome Design Tools - the best design tools for everything, by @ValiaHavryliuk

Apple Design Resources, by Apple

Videos

dotSwift 2019, by @dotSwift

Credits

valianka, bellebethcooper, jogendra, onmyway133, mecid, rbarbosa,

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Week 272

Happy Thursday! Our partners at @skillsmatter, who organize iOSCon have published the final schedule of the conference, and the line-up of speakers is very impressive, a perfect mix between up-and-coming and established members of our community. Deciding which sessions to attend seems really complicated. I look forward to meeting as many of you as possible there, so if you see me, make sure to say hi. There's a chance I'll have some iOS Goodies stickers 😉

Articles

Create your own CocoaPods library, by @jeantimex

Creating Pull to Dismiss / Pull to Reach animation using Swift, by @madebyon

Intro to ReSwift, by @dagostin

Dependency Injection in Swift with Protocols, by @mecid

Two Takes on Adaptive Cell Layout, by @vasarhelyia

Safely supporting new versions of Swift, by @alanzeino

Adding Logging to Crash Reports, by @steipete

Tools/Controls

Open Source User Consent SDK, by @getSmartlook

Cake - A delicious, quality‑of‑life supplement for your app‑development toolbox, by @mxcl

Automatic App Landing Page - A Jekyll theme for automatically generating and deploying landing page sites for mobile apps, by @ebaehr

marzipanify - Convert an iOS Simulator app bundle to an iOSMac (Marzipan) one, by @stroughtonsmith

Business/Career

What does a great software engineer look like?, by @fwouts

UI/UX

UI Copy: UX Guidelines for Command Names and Keyboard Shortcuts, by @akaleyux

The Power of Design Sprints, by @khdzy_

Videos

Understanding Artificial Neural Networks, by @nvh

Credits

LisaDziuba, raheelahmad, superasperauts, rbarbosa, mecid

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Week 264

Happy Thursday! It's the beginning of new year, and if you haven't done it already, maybe it's time to think about which conferences you want to attent this year. For inspiration, you can use Paul Hudson's article, or the continuous updating list of upcoming conferences at https://cocoaconferences.com/. I'll be going to iOSCon in March, and we'll see what the rest of the year will bring :). Which conferences are you planning to attend?

We've had more proposals than we could fit in this issue; if you want to read them all, you can do it on our GitHub.

Articles

Swift Import Declarations, by @mattt

Controller Hierarchies, by @sandofsky

Implementing Promises in Swift, by @PierreFelgines

The Many Offline Options for iOS Apps, by @plivesey453

Swift Codable Testing, by @paulio87

Why is there a "lag" in iOS gesture detection near the edges of the screen?, by @igorkulman

Detailing the iOS Menu, by @twolivesleft

Tools/Controls

LayoutLoopHunter - Runtime-based setup for tracking autolayout feedback loops, by rsrbk123

Menu - The iOS Menu, by @twolivesleft

Business/Career

What I Learned from Working 32 Hours a Week, by Alex Zurek

UI/UX

Embracing Your Animated Future, by @createwithflow

Sound collection from popular mobile apps, by @graeme_fulton

How To Design Search For Your Mobile App, by @sescacca

Credits

onmyway133, rbarbosa, plivesey, NSMyself, rsrbk1, LisaDziuba

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Week 223

So, did you get a ticket for the WWDC? Even if you didn't, San Jose is still the place to be in the second week of June, with no less than 3 other conferences (which you can find on this list) and many other community events.

In other news, Apple had its spring event this week, where, despite some rumours, we only saw announcements related to education. MacRumors made a quick recap of the event.

On to the links!

Articles

Parallel programming with Swift: Promises, by @olbrich_jan

Functor >> Applicative >> Monad, by @kandelvijaya

Making illegal states unrepresentable, by @olebegemann

Caveats of Swift default protocol extensions, by @lucianomarisi

UIView Auto Layout life cycle, by @V8tr

Protocol Oriented Programming in Swift: Is it better than Object Oriented Programming?, by @iosbrain

Better Generic Types in Swift With the Numeric Protocol, by @khawerkhaliq

Tools/Controls

Storytime, by @jorgewritescode

Business/Career

Best countries to relocate to for freelancers and solo founders, by @ivmirx

Dark Scrum: Hills and Affordances, by @RonJeffries

Going nomad, by @KrauseFx

The Productivity Paradox: How Working Less Will Make You More Productive, by Nils Salzgeber

UI/UX

Animated Transitions in Mobile Apps, by @101babich

The UX Designer’s Guide for Post-Launch Success, by @Appseecom

Here’s everything I’ve learned from designing 10,000+ UI screens as a lead product designer, by @uxpowertools

Videos

iOSCon 2018 videos, by @skillsmatter

Credits

rbarbosa, LisaDziuba, abiaad, ivmirx, lucianomarisi